ANN
Ansell Limited (ANN) is an Australian-based company whose principal activities include the development, manufacturing as well as sourcing, distribution and marketing of gloves and other protective products with main operations in Europe, Americas and the Asia Pacific. ANN was listed on the Australian Stock Exchange on the 22nd of August 1985. Its average annual revenue reaches approximately $1.2 billion out of its issued capital of $1.6 billion. Its headquarters is located in Richmond, Australia and to date; 11, 594 people are employed in the company.
Australian condom and rubber gloves manufacturer, Ansell (ASX:ANN) have reported its first half results to the stock market.
- Ansell made a $55 million net profit, down 15 percent from $64.9 million in the previous corresponding period.
- ANN revenue increased 5.1 percent to $627.9 million, from $597.7 million.
- Ansell launched a share buyback, planning to buy back 2 to 3 million of its shares.
- Ansell had made four recent company acquisitions
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